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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 03, 1981
Page
6
The Manitoba Consumers Bureau explains that gifts offered during door to door or in home sales must be free and not contingent on giving names or purchasing. If you buy then change your mind you have four days to cancel by written notice, with refunds and return of goods at the seller's expense. Avoid cash deposits and verify the seller before finalizing.
Door record the company's name and address. This can be obtained by asking to see a valid direct selling licence issued by Manitoba Consumers' Bureau. If approached by a seller unable to produce a licence, call the Consumers' Bureau at 956-2040 or toll-free at 1-800-262-8844.
S L Burt presents Armchair Travelogues on June 9 at 2 30 p m in the Winnipeg Art Gallery Lecture Room titled the York shires. Lorie Bloomer receives a hand operated tricycle from the Reston Lions Club. it adjusts as he grows. The Treherne Arena remains closed by the Department of Labour for major safety renovations. Community hall open until October 1981 unless renovations occur. Stolen items report from Dearsley s Agric Centre Bannerman s Lumber and Ron Mitchell s Baldur truck. Shamrock Equipment Ltd in Killarney robbed with torch entry and money taken. Mrs Anna Kulikowsky 95 on May 17 and Mrs Edith Pollock 99 on May 27 prompted birthdays.
The Brandon Mental Health Centre Museum in Brandon Manitoba now welcomes visitors Tuesdays and Thursdays 1 to 3 pm. Located on the lower level of Norwood Gardens at Highway 1 and First St, it preserves artefacts from the centre's history and is run by the Brandon Mental Health Centre Historical Society, unique in Canada for its mental health theme. For tours outside regular hours call Volunteer Services or Jessie Little at 728-7110.
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